* For the long story, see [[Phenylmethylamine]]: A nucleophilic Schiff base where the N-substituted anion is fused to a benzene ring (?) to yield a '''enamine'''. See also [[Ethanamine]]. Note that the C=N double bond is the result (product) of asymmetric synthesis (Micheal addition) in presence of a organometal catalyst.

* For the long story, see [[Phenylmethylamine]]: A nucleophilic Schiff base where the N-substituted anion is fused to a benzene ring (?) to yield a '''enamine'''. See also [[Ethanamine]]. Note that the C=N double bond is the result (product) of asymmetric synthesis (Micheal addition) in presence of a organometal catalyst.

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* assert disease relevance of Parkinson disease as the result of prolonged 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinolines derivatives absorption: A 2-phenylmethylamine-specific enatiomer ?

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* assert disease relevance of Parkinson disease [2] as the result of prolonged 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinolines derivatives absorption: A 2-phenylmethylamine-specific enatiomer ?

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Introduction to Schiff bases

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Present summarly the basic psychopharmacological aspects/functions of imine in a biological system .

Formation of phenylmethylamine as the tautomeric form of a ethyl-methyl carbanion

For the long story, see Phenylmethylamine: A nucleophilic Schiff base where the N-substituted anion is fused to a benzene ring (?) to yield a enamine. See also Ethanamine. Note that the C=N double bond is the result (product) of asymmetric synthesis (Micheal addition) in presence of a organometal catalyst.

assert disease relevance of Parkinson disease [2] as the result of prolonged 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinolines derivatives absorption: A 2-phenylmethylamine-specific enatiomer ?